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I have quite a few students who need level 1 task boxes this year. My go-to for many of these students are "put-in" tasks because it allows ...
When you’re treating language disorders, getting quality sentences from your students can seem impossible. We know they have weak grammar; but when it comes to actually treating the issues…sometimes we’re left drawing a blank. I used to go back to the old, tired goals for working on pronouns and verb tense. I’d work on getting...
If I told you that this game was the most asked for game in my room, would you believe me? It totally is…and it cost one whole dollar! This is my oldest and best trick in the book. I took one Dollar Store beach ball and a sharpie. I wrote questions and stimulus items all […]
**This post contains Amazon Affiliate links for your convenience** The title says it all! I am so excited to share this idea with you all! This idea began when I began working with a very hard to motivate student. She was very smart, but wasn’t really interested in stickers or other rewards I use for […]
Tons of ideas for how I use student work folders in speech and language therapy. Includes organization tips, storage examples, and tips and tricks.
I have had a few clients with Selective Mutism. Selective Mutism is a condition in which the child is fully capable of speaking but...
Matching coupons is a life skill task that can be adaptable to various learning levels. I made 3 shopping lists with the names of products l...
What is an adaptive or an interactive book? Some people use these two words interchangeably and some people see them as separate things. However you see it, they are both a type of book designed for special education, speech therapy, or young children. Here are my definitions: Adaptive Book: An adaptive book is a book that has been well.....adapted! This might mean that there are adaptive sentences with picture representation (picture symbols) underneath the words or that it simply a b
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Are you looking for new ways to organize your speech supplies and materials. I absolutely love use Michael's photo boxes to keep my visuals organized. This is a speech therapy organization hack I started using a while back and I don't know what I would do without. It makes it easy for on the go therapy sessions. You just need some velcro and photo boxes to get started. Once you assemble the velcro you can switch them out for each student you meet with to target their specific goals. I love using my language skills visual cards and sentence strips. They will also help to keep your speech room organized and students can easily use them for independent work.
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Every year when I go shopping right after Christmas, it's always the same thing....stores like Walmart and Target pack the shelves with organizational totes and containers. I thought it was just ME, but apparently it's
Hands-On Therapy ideas to build Speech and Language using LEGOs to target following directions, basic concepts, attributes and more!
This post includes Amazon Affiliate links for your convenience. Behavior management in your speech sessions is a MUST for your students’ learning! I was so honored to be invited to present at the SLP Summit this past January, sharing 5 steps to keeping your sanity for behavior management! In case you missed it, I’m sharing the video of […]
I wanted to give you 10 speech therapy ideas to do at home because you, as the parent, are your child's best teacher. I am a play therapist (not an SLP), so I work with many speech-delayed children, in conjunction with their speech-language pathologist (birth-age 3) and these activities work great with them in the home,